18 May 2012

Not buying gold yet

The gold price jumped up yesterday, closing at USD 1,574.50

Franklin Sanders wrote this:

   The Gold Price Rose $38.30 Can it Climb Above $1,580 Tomorrow to Confirm Reversal?

   The GOLD PRICE rose 38.30 (up 2.5%) to end at $1,574.50. It left behind a double bottom on Wednesday at $1,527.7 and worked its way up to $1,550. In Europe it danced just under $1,550, then at 8:00 a.m. jumped to $1,557, traded sideways, then gapped up at $1,557 levitated, gapped again ($1,563-$1,566) and shot for $1,580. Closed near the top of the range.

   Folks, metals are strong as a garlic milkshake. To preserve that spike bottom for posterity, gold needs to climb above $1,580 tomorrow and confirm its intent. Milestones of success after that are $1,600, then $1,630. The GOLD PRICE must overcome these quickly, and that I expect to see.


I won't buy the ZKB Gold ETF (SWX:ZGLD) yet today and wait to see how it closes today.

Sanders also wrote:

   Better swap GOLD for SILVER now. Ratio may have topped yesterday. Confirming a reversal in gold and silver, premiums on physical silver and gold are rising rapidly, and that will hurt our realized ratio in a swap. If you plan to swap gold for silver, you'd better do it quickly.

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